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The self‐association in aqueous solutions of morphine sulphate and some related salts

Conductivity and optical rotatory dispersion investigations suggest that morphine sulphate and some related salts aggregate in aqueous solution. This association is probably due to the stacking of the aromatic rings.

J. Perrin | A. Ishag

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